Iran Says It Has Boosted Arms Production Capacity by 2.5 Times
Iran's defense ministry says production of some weapons types has more than tripled over the reported period.
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Iran has increased its arms production capacity by a factor of 2.5, according to a statement from the country's defense ministry reported by TASS.
Defense ministry official Reza Talaei-Nik said that production of certain types of weapons had more than tripled during the period referenced in the statement.
The announcement highlights Iran's continued emphasis on expanding domestic military manufacturing capabilities amid ongoing regional tensions.
No further breakdown was provided regarding which specific weapons categories saw the largest increases in output.
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